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This summer I went to Manchester for my brother's graduation. The best day of my trip to Manchester was the day when I visited the University's Museum of Natural History.

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The museum is located exactly in the main university building and it has been divided into several areas such as those dedicated to the history of various populations such as Japanese, Indian or even Egyptian, animals, and one dedicated to the solar system.

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On the first floor there was the first room where there were clothes and weapons used by the Japanese people of the Edo period and by the Indians of America

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The next room, that occupated three floors, was the one dedicated to the ancient Egyptian population.

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The room dedicated to Egypt was very large and full of utensils and customs used by the Egyptians; the most important thing was the sarcophagus open in the middle of the room where there was a real mummy.

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The room dedicated to animals was the largest. The room was divided into two areas: one dedicated to stuffed animals and skeletons; the other dedicated to living animals placed in a replica of their natural habitat.

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The first part of the room consisted of two floors: the first floor was dedicated to stuffed animals while the second to the real animals' skeletons, with the center of the room occupied by a huge blue whale's skeleton.

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In the second room there were living animals like chamaleons, snakes and frogs in their natural habitats.

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The room dedicated to space was not really big but there were still some interesting items like the geological section containing stones coming from the Moon and Mars. Finally there was a huge representation of the Solar System hanging from the ceiling.

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The final room of the museum was dedicated to the prehistoric period. The most notable part of the room was the an original skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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This concluded my visit to the Museum of Natural History.